PROMOTING HOUSEHOLD ENERGY ACCESS
DECARBONIZING HOMES PROGRAM
This program seeks to reduce indoor air pollution in rural households by promoting energy access with clean cooking, sustainable fuels and lighting solutions to 1000 low-income households and agro-processing women groups in rural and peri-urban areas in Ghana and Africa by 2025.
It is estimated that about 73% of rural households in Ghana and 1.3 billion people in Africa depend on solid fuels, charcoal, and firewood using inefficient cookstoves for cooking. This contributes to deforestation, high energy expenditure, and climate change as well as indoor air pollution which according to the World Health Organisation (WHO) contributes to the deaths of about 17000 people in Ghana each year including women and children.
The Decarbonizing Homes Sub-Program seeks to reduce indoor air pollution, takes smoke away from households through the education and technology, inclusive business models, innovative end-user financing schemes to facilitate access to clean cooking and fuel solutions for rural and peri-urban households in Ghana. This will further contribute to addressing climate and health issues associated with indoor air pollution and reduce deaths of women and children in Ghana and Africa.
ISEES is grateful for the support of the Canadian High Commission, the French Embassy in Ghana, SNV Ghana, Ghana Climate Innovation Center and Partners, USAID Sustainable Fisheries Management Project and People’s Dialogue in their efforts to helping us reach 30% of our program goals by 2019.
Please scroll below to read more about activities being implemented for the past 5 years and initiatives that have been put in place to scale up clean cooking and fuels technologies for low-income households in Ghana and Africa
ISEES is still seeking for support to help scale up clean cooking technologies for low-income households from 2020 – 2025.
Please Contact us through email info@iseesghana.org / Telephone/whatsapp 00233-248-737439 for partnership and support in achieving this program objective.
You can also visit our programs and project page to donate to support rural women households have access to clean cooking and lighting technologies to improve their lives.
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Educating women in Ga West, Amasaman on cleancookstoves
EDUCATING WOMEN IN TEMA
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ISEES LAUNCHES “ENERGY FOR AGRICULTURE” PROJECT TO PROMOTE PRODUCTIVE USE OF ENERGY IN AGRICULTURE IN GHANA
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ISEES CREATE AWARENESS AND EDUCATES WOMEN GROUPS ON RENEWABLE ENERGY SOLUTIONS
ISEES seeks to promote access to renewable energy and environmental solutions to bottom of the pyramid households, small enterprises, and local women associations to improve their livelihoods. To achieve this, ISEES visits women groups in rural communities to create awareness and train them on the benefits of switching to improved energy and environmental solutions to […]
GALLERY OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTS ON CLEAN COOKING
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